Welcome to the Lafayette‑Winona Civic League Neighborhood Resource Page!
Serving the vibrant communities of Lafayette, Winona, Old Lafayette Shores, and Gowrie Park, this page provides residents with streamlined access to essential city and state contact information, critical public service details, and key department links and phone numbers. Whether you're looking for councilor and state delegate information, reporting issues like code violations or potholes, scheduling bulk pickup, or staying prepared for emergencies—everything you need to know as a Norfolk citizen is right here.

🏛️ City & State Representation

City Council (neighborhoods divided by Lafayette Blvd):

State Representatives

Click here to look up your State Representative


🚨 Emergency & Public Safety


🗑️ Trash, Recycling & Bulk Pickup

  • Pick Up 
    • Regular garbage, recycling & yard waste: contact Norfolk Cares at 757‑664‑6510

    • Schedule bulk pickup (appliances, mattresses): Request by 3:00 PM the day before or via MyNorfolk.

    • Request a service using MyNorfolk online or with the My Norfolk Mobile App (available for iOS and Android).

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  • Transfer Station (excess/HHW/e‑waste):

    •  Location: 3136 Woodland Avenue

    • Hours: Tuesday & Saturday, 12 PM–4 PM


🏗️ City Departments & Useful Contacts


🌪️ Emergency Preparedness & Flooding Info


📋 Other Essential Services


🔗 Quick Links

  • City website: norfolk.gov

  • Waste/HHW/E‑waste pages: Waste Management & Household Hazardous Waste sections SPSA

  • Evacuation info: Norfolk's "Know Your Zone" page, Norfolk.gov


✅ Tips for Residents

  • Use the MyNorfolk app for trash and bulk pickup, code enforcement, and Norfolk Cares requests.

  • Visit the Transfer Station on weekends for excess waste and recycling.

  • Keep your evacuation zone on hand and sign up for Norfolk Alert to stay informed during storms.

  • Stay in touch with your Civic League and council representatives; attend monthly meetings to voice neighborhood concerns.